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an important predictor of adult life expectancy. This theory is embodied in an OLG framework where fertility, longevity … and education all result from individual decisions. The model displays different regimes, allowing the economy to move … both population growth and fertility, and a late increase in secondary educational attainments. …
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an important predictor of adult life expectancy. Fertility, childhood development, longevity, education and income growth … different regimes. In a Malthusian regime with no education fertility increases with adult life expectancy. In the modern growth … regime, life expectancy and fertility move in opposite directions. The dynamics display the key features of the demographic …
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an important predictor of adult life expectancy. Fertility, childhood development, longevity, education and income growth … different regimes. In a Malthusian regime with no education fertility increases with adult life expectancy. In the modern growth … regime, life expectancy and fertility move in opposite directions. The dynamics display the key features of the demographic …
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fertility move in opposite direction. Along these lines, we propose a continuous time model where fertility, childhood … development, longevity, education and income growth result all from individual decisions. The dynamics display the key features of … development leads the rise in education. …
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We propose four arguments favoring the idea that medical effectiveness, adult longevity and height started to increase …
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We propose four arguments favoring the idea that medical effectiveness, adult longevity and height started to increase …
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the first time a worldwide, long-running, consistent database, that mortality displays no trend during the Malthusian era …
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the first time a worldwide, long-running, consistent database, that there was no trend in mortality rates during the …
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unambiguously increases fertility. With children educated in schools and parents paying tuition fees, the reaction of fertility to … additional children is sufficiently low, fertility will decrease. Without a schooling system, rising life expectancy therefore … initially increases fertility. As during the development process life expectancy rises, a schooling system will be endogenously …
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and later life health and mortality and (ii) historical evidence on the relationship between body mass, morbidity and … mortality. We conclude with a discussion of the importance of historical sources and understandings to health economics and …
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